The Underachiever's Study Addiction: Tsinghua and Peking University Fight Over Him

Lin Jue, a vocational school underachiever who scored only 23 in math, was abandoned by teachers and mocked by classmates. After an accident, he developed a strange addiction to studying—his hands trembled if he didn't solve problems for a day, his heart raced if he didn't read for two days, and the more he studied, the stronger he became! From then on, formulas filled his eyes when open, theorems occupied his mind when closed. He climbed from the bottom of his class to first place in his grade. His shocking 716-point monthly exam score stunned the entire school; his perfect 400 in the math olympiad preliminaries crushed provincial geniuses; and one paper even alerted editors at top journals. Tsinghua and Peking University recruitment offices scrambled overnight to claim him! The bookstore janitor sought across the county, the mysterious expert who left prestigious high school teachers questioning their careers—it was all this vocational student who once scored 23.